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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17


The round hrcoch Is 8 popular pin.
Gsuza ribbons are included smong new i'm
pcrtations.
In sil~erwsrs Queen Anne ssyi,s prevail -
a large exosnk
Ladies are wearing fneer rings IN greater
nurnhcrs TRAN before h long tine.
Ia dress fabrics TIE preference Tor stripes
appears g - Bscre than EVER marked and De-
e5ded
Hoo3s On isckets wi - nsuch in vogue q.
Hnings heias e highly coiored sstin. striped
and clecsef
Auonx the prsttiesf spring bcnnsos srs
tho=e ~ F~iiewlsa Tuscan brxid dofteS al
Over with 6ne ~ hesis. ard triunrci vita
biaek lsce. jst sids pieces. ysi;ow ro~es ans
eEinsros~ ftbb&A
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
HInremanfs In Real Esfatn.

The oldst real estate dealer in the city. w.
r. Scribner, being asked relative TO move.
ments in his line in the city, thus expressed
himself to a reporter for the TELEGRAN-
HERALD: The outlook for strong move
ment in real estate the coming season was
never better than at the present time. The
business the past few months has been un-
usually large and have sold more vacant
lots this winter than in any single year for
the past ten. There is greater demand for
dwellings than supply and two or three
thousand new residences would find ready
rental. / am receiving letters every day
from strangers desirous of renting places
with privilege OF purchase. am confident
that inside Of five years the boundaries oi
the city limits will be extended in every di-
rectiOn."
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
A COSTLY FlaE ~ nEw YORK.
rAe Nsw York Central Frelehs Depot and
Adjacent uooEs burned

TAe Nsx York Central Freishs Depot and
Adiscrus Docks Burned.
Nrw YoHk. April 1s-Firs broke cut this
mornirg at 1890 on two freight docks be-
longing to tie Nev York Central Railroad
Compaay, one at the foot Of sevenueth-ss.,
Norsn Rigsr. vas coal dock. An oil pipe
Of the Standard Oil C0mpany there hsd
6esn 'sak.ns icr some tine past. This
mofn.nz a spark from passing tag boat
set drs 10 The oil ard the flames spread to
TIE tock ItFas so5 Jide as the time. and
tbs burninr on was hoatcd 20 the dock st
ths fo1t 81 s zte-severth-'t. This vas a
isrxe and expefs gs dock a. the lowest val
ustion vas vaiaci a. St5o 90. it was en-
t.re.v destroyed with $1,000 worth Of
freignt.
The fire Tas NOT sxurgrished until lata
tbs afternoon The freight depot and coal
pier 81 'oninz. nfaininx several hundred
.aas ~ coai were destroyed Three excGr-
sion tsrzes were burned - the ws;er ; edge,
AMI olser qsss Wing nsar che per only
escaeet s7 beiur taNs'i outiDto uidstfesm.
Twa hendred .t1usant dollars. it = now
estimated, viii inlly cover the loss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Ass special meeting held By the Custer
Gusrd 10 take action On the death Of their
ro~rade. Fraak T. Csnfeld ths following
resolutions we're sdoptsd.
Wur~rss II view of she loss We have
sus sainec ~ he death Of orr comrsis.
F-snk L. Ca1feld. and t8e stiii greater loss
sustained or those nearest and dearest 70
ntr. therefore Be it
Fsss-ssd. That it IS hut = iust tribute TO
he departed. ihat La rezret;irz his removal
rem eur ranks. We mourn for oue Who wss
fafhfui 20 everv tru<f ss soldier and IN
svrrv wav verify of cur hignesf esteem
sri ferari
R-sricei Tbsl ~e extend eur sincers syn
rsfeies ~ he fzriiv cf the teparted. on The
disposition with Which II has pleessd the
Aigrishiv 70 irfict gpen fhem.
Rxalref Thsf chis testifnoniai 81 cur
sympathy End sorrp~ he fsrvardat 70 he
fsnfv Of tse 6eee.sed ADD spread uron the
Company recordx
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17


nss oasss se4 ass sss-ssak-ss4s--
sstsseay se2rainx a. = representative -
tAs fSk - "A = aEaAtp as skfezispx ss4as
tcs sfEsstx - N1sksR7a ha leth44<et 81 ~
ss1 of - ga lfseae IL BsokA. of - t4f
isnea erg ~ prl b > 4 co spd - -
~2s 1esf tier olree. dfc%ped ~ . aesss
tne 9ortsE cal, a1a forfsa t1& F.ritsfs ssla
fseekilen ro'eaas httis osi ~ tssS1f rsgalsf
or1er IA coHseoeenes q a lsEFs unaz1ef e
Ar- kooth trizaGs having glssa ai4 =
surprise party The ssesi1s bssone. t1e oee3r
slssn eesas eis eLrlocay. A saele sci le.3a-
ed SKI fsre klfis efnoBx fhem ons 81 tbs
2 zssst Her1cel sorss Fc~1sbed. ssfs en-
ce2ee - the eoetor pols1iAFliy anaoaE cis
iIleEdz a1o p4ile1s. Ne Bere not assfs
of lie size oF sxte1G of TIE b0slasss 4oas -
l4ls IRA 40tl he ao<toF seoscd LIS fe-
porter thro1<h the iastisgts and gave blni
s0us fats "a refsrenae - his business We
nfst ssas through az the rooms Tor "a
tlents. vhieh occupy tae upper to fioors
of = large double bTikk olock on
Western IA ths csater Of the city.
Altar ne iefl the patients rooms se Waited
tbs bath EooDs which are ora the seeonc
re0f snd are amO3E tee best Ia the state
inslr electro Appliances. yspoT. nsd.ostsd
and other baths are coupleses and ~ the
la.est and ul0st inpsoyed f1ttsros. as repre-
ssntec II tEeir advertisements. and Ne are
glad 10 know that they are not among the
thousands u advertising qaseks which IN
test the eOuntry. Every patent going 10 the
institute Tor treatment Is placed under The
care OF Dr.. Booth or other physicians snd
surgeons. al Of whom are OF the best and
NEST experienced IN the city. Il Is sale 10
say that more ca sss Of paralysis oropsy,
rheumatism and catarrhal difficulties are
made here than IN any other similar lnsti-
tuition ia Nestern Michigan. for their
method Of treatment are the latest and most
scientific known 10 the profession. With
tie increasing facilities for reaching Nus
kegon By rail there will be no lack OF bcsi-
ness for the Doctors Ia the yesrs 10 come.
Already their quarters are too small and
they expect soon 20 have = building erected
for their especial business on the Latest and
most improved plans. A cordial welcome
awaits all guests whether they come from
curiosity or as patients Advice and exami-
nations are free 10 all, which is i've dollars
less than charged iuzsny other place OF the
kind. Dr. Booth makes visit of one day
every fourth week here. For the benefit OF
his patients in this city he will have par
lors at the Bridge Street House Wednesday,
April 20, and will be glad to see any who
may need his help.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
&c 80 sTock YARos.
A rednstry HA.cs yvnI FsrnI-h E@pioy
mast IN 900 rausfz

TIE steele gsckinx and Provision Co,
recently crganized with a capital stock Of
ssac0o VII. 81 is sid. operate "a 2 branch
or feeder to the great Chiesgo institution Of
Armour G. Co. The capifal invested il the
enfsfpriss = wholly foTeiEn. but Grand
Rarids vas selected ss the hase Of opera
tons en- sccount 81 its exceptionahle rail-
road tt-iliess. ts sell ~ vide field for sup
riv ari se7an.i. The cd sisue nfer house
ard grounds o' FredsTick Nseel. ia the
southern ra-t she cisv. about half mile
f-or, fne e. ~ & l. rtiiroad shops we're
rfi~rh h4ses sni s.l rasess srv arrarge euents
con. mated TOR erer ing larve and com
so.si..is saafines. Sone iitta delav has
-~en cceqsioned hv reason az = failure TO So
onre .tone. hrt the foundations Cor these
lsr.e a,.sf3inrs are val under wsv and the
,~ork .iIi te rspidiv nushet 20 complexion.
TAa - ,,,iishi ir..,sit. when in flil operation.
~ fsrrsqs s,nr's,v rn.snt - 500 hsnds. and
hr.~- = ..,o.3 share ~ its castletn tais section.
rn,v WI establish = stock yard in ccnnec-
ticn With the Institution
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

RoxDoS. April ls.-EaFI Spencer. at one
time Lord Lieutenant for Ireland u1dsr Mr.
Gisistone's administration. in an interview
~ a Nr G A. v Cor'besre Gladstone n
=. fer Corn val. With tsgsTd to MAJOR Ssun-
deTson = charges in the House q Commons
last night. informed Mr.. Corybesre that
knowing. As nobody car possibly know bet
ter from q Nicsrof's experiences. he does
not hesitats 70 SAY that i absolutely untrue
that snT OF the Irish parliamentary party
are murdersrs or the associates OF mur-
dererS
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

DExvEs Colo. April Il. i6.--Govsrnor Adams
t5dsy issued a quarantine proclamation
against the importation Of cattle from MI
nos. Kentucky. Maryland. West Virginia,
Delaware. New Jersey, Nsw York. Mssss-
chaserts. Rhode Island. Connecticut. Mis-
souri,. Karsas. Pennxvivania aud the Dis
tricf of Columbus. Cattle from the above
states eann0t be brought into Colorado
until they hsve beeu examined b the STATE
Veterinary Surgeon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Numbered with the new skirt draperies are
toe beI skirts and inverted bell skirts, two
directly opposite styles. One shows the skirt
draped at ths back with an appearance OF
fullnsss nt the bottom. and Is INTENDED for
stogIt ladies. the other. intended for slender
women. having the fullDess below the waist.
The effect in either case. when arranged IN
mode. alton, Is excellent
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

T1s E4sfsra sre.litsrs 81 t1s hsx4Eko
Asn1'zel z1iag Coslp4lg AsRs sszsi taas
rsesis~f - .sooEs1si % AKA cAaxgs q tEs
ss.znaa,,y's aassness. sad gasgs esx.zuRs. ~
M Fns,e1 >fases C.,zrrt grated ls1Vox-
A. fsiaarfsoa reslxasninx the ceas p48y
frrna .itsnesisr II az rroperfy sinEil tes
hes-taz "a fns s.s,fl3z. t,r ne zgg0FntazenL
* rscsixer, <1ica hzs eesB seL ter nzx1
Izea.1aF
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
A Card.

The rector OF st. Pauls Protestant Episco
pal Church. in behalf of COMMITTEES and
congregation, tender their sincere acknowl
edgements 10 "rhe Young Peoples Guild.
of Grace Church, for the two amusing en-
tertainments, Japanese Wedding anc
THE Peake Sisters" given at the West
Side Rink for the benefit of st. Pauls in
their efforts to erect a parish building fol
Sunday School and other benevolent work
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

By Her Sister.
RAnaAY, y. J.. April i6.-Ars Agnes
space. of Decxsr;own. " J., today positive
~ indsnfifed TIE body OF the murdered
girl A. her sister. Mary Dormaa. Mrs
Space turned dcafhly pale when she saw the
face and he scar upon the leg marx thar
has been kept a secret al along. Before
viewing The remains she was asked 10 name
al the marks which she did IN yerv
intelligent manner. Mrs. Space vas 50 pro-
sfra "a when size viegea the bod7 mat the
coror1r had 20 sspporl her. aed when tns
scsr eu tte rizlt lex Was exposed. sire crlei
alou Mrs. 5race IS the only one who hss
tser arsrconi- sith xrtei az the sight of the
hoflv als OF rs dozen uho nave clainled 10
identief it. She Is most positive thar the
unfcffl nale girl IS her sister The dead
girl very I1a1n resembles Mrs. Spaee. Mrs,
spate avs he sister sai.el from Scotland
FOR tili3 country a shOf, time before the
mnfder. and In a islIer recently received
frop4 .sr mother IL Scotland, the latter
stated that shs vas very uncomfortable
ao0rt May ~ she bad heard nothing OF
her since shs bad sailed tor Anerics. Every
one 0f fhe Official isei certsin that the poor
murdered girl has been itenC1ed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Tea gowns aTe more popular than ever,
and constitute a very comfortable and becom-
irg dress Tor ladies' Of All ages 70 wear at
home These gowns are made Of any sort Of
material from pretty French foulards 70
velvet and plush IN dainty SHADES A ser
viceable gown Is one made Of cashmere and
trimmed with lace and ribbons
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

May s. am authorized to help fill the
first cabin Of the White Star steamer. Re
public" sailing from New York May 5,
with intermediate passengers 1T intermedi-
ate rates. This will be an extraordinary op-
portunity to secure a cheap, comfortable
passage, such as may not occur sgsin this
season. Apply soon to ]. Quintus, 36s E.
Fulton-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
To the Travelling Public.

We have opened. opposite Union Depot, a
news room. Grand Rapids, Cincinnati,
Chicago, indianapolis and other papers
always on band. Also all periodicals, latest
novels, etc Also finest line of fruits in the
city. Cigars and tobacco.
Irxroy Nrrs Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Tie HelpinG Hand 5ociefy e 81 Marks
Church has elected the following ocscers
for he eneuing year President Mrs Cnas
n Perkins Vice Presidents NJ A =
Norslen and NJ. - krsn Tres@urer. Mrs.
J. EL Earle. sscrss~xs. xr,. y a. Hashez
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

ID. J. Evans & Co. will make q formal
opening of their new store, No. IS Monroe
ST.. on Wednesday. April 20. They have q
large stock, well selected, including many
novelties and the very latest effects in Art
Goods. Ladies especially invited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

To the many friends who by their attend
snce and sympathy and especially the Pa
triarchal Circle and Ancient Order Of Uni
ted Workmen, and also Spring & Company
and employees. for their assistance during
the illness and after death Of my husband,
John Boot, return my sincere thanks.
Mrs. JoHS BoorT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

EsLrNoRx. M, April i6.-Rosa Bode.
whom a Troy. n. y. daily paper supposed
% be 'ts victim OF tie Railway murder. is
alive ard well. She was found tonight by
q reporter FOR the United Press she Is a
n,t-ss IN The family cSNrs. Wm. II. Conrad,
~ "a Tnwn.anll-st Ealunore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
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GRsxn RArIps. y "a March Ia. lss7.
To al wAaua if NAY Coreers
ffthe people A. large denf ears who does
wpsl faily e. thtir saffsfsc-ior1 sn8 - ~
nisv he sesf dgeT ta the STATE. ? a5rss -
sh<ns "a ct tteif werk d4ze aow A fAe
Eezle steam DYE House. So. y C&ns,- -
~ raostos Hsrt y Elk ard Lowest Priees
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

wksHrsrox. April le.-chisf Justice
Carter. 81 the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Colunshis. 9iesa At 10 o'clock tonixht
81 cancer of the stomach. He was born In
Nsv York state IN f.l1
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

II you wish 10 decorate your walls with
fine pictures call at Craine & Scovill's Art
Gallery, over II Canal-sr. Goods sold on
install menfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Highest prices paid for gents csst-of
clothing a. The Giots Clothing House, IS
CsnAI-sf. Clarendon Hotel block.
HsEKv NFwWax. Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Do not fail 70 secure a series Of picture
cards, issued By the Summit City Soap Com
Dany to the grocery dealers Of Grand Rap
ids handling the celebrated Ceyion Red
Letter Soap for free distribution. The pic
ture cards are beautiful. aad come in sets
Ask your grocer for the Ceyi0n Red LeiSe'
Soap cards.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Hsir Tossqne's. that inrsrt vigov, Rlsss.
and beauty. - the hair sovereign remedy
for ailments of the soap, a. Mrs.. A
Douglss S. Monroe-sf-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Among the nseroes. SAYS the Nee orieArs
Tssssa- DenDeraf. TIE meaning dove nsoaas
10 save nsAn = soalL To XII one 81 these
doves : s.sa ef death. bat uasfs frsss<nslg
of lss death - skl>A
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

A fine line of silk ties at 25c.
All the fancy tints and shapes in fine
silk at SOC.
HoUsEMAN, DoNNALLY & JONES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Our cigar trade i increasing every dsT.
Why BecaBse re exercise the grestest Of
care Ia selecting our brands
ATIIs. LscEx & DrcKTxsox.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

wsv Ia consulted Free Of Charge al Bridgest House
"Wednesday March I'D al day and evening W Dougan n
d N a.e Of England, eminent specialist m Throat and
T3no Diseases will he cne OF The physicians here
DR. Dougan has sole Of the recently invented nstru
ments Pneumotoneer1 and Kotsrmeer, ~ winch be is
enabled to cure cases of Catarr Bronchitis Asthma Loss Of
Voice ETC. which have heretofore been pronounced iDcurs
bic All forms Of diseases treated and al consultations strict
" confidential Under 20 circumstances w hopeless cases
be taken We also have Oxygen IN bgb Office and Hems
rsatmen Vapor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen a
the institute
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
a. 90 Shoes Fer o.. so.

And many worth even more, all in the
Great $3.50 Sale. 10 end April 26th. Chicago
Shoe Store, 2s Canal and Al and 43 Lyon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
Perfumes

We are Just in receipt OF large invoices oi
Atkinson, Wright & LazelPs perfumes.
MILLS, LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Or large one Both can be comfortably
fitted 70 handsome snoe from the Great
g. 50 sale. Chicago Shoe Store. = Canal-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

A sne embroidered blask kid glove for
81 pair.
HorsExkN. DoxxsIL7 4 goxEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Gents genuine kangaroo congress, only
$3.50. worth at least 81 more, at Simond's,
10 Canal and 143 Monroe-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
SOMETHING NEW

hs-a ne excigsive ssie f7r tie eatsre Stsse ~
NIL gar 81 he s.Cazf-r fst~nt Wsrdrehe
or { fosef Fixtures art PeFferfto8 fcEeN
ursrh a fae nnos persert sid srrtezze efic 81
rsurerEnf s8- fsnFfr.R - wearing arps-el -
q iiaz Eertae-azn a1d cflid~e- aE tst -sFcs1ne
q rsas<f 81 fhe rFoV cJ1rer eat rcsrnsr er51o-
y-fzfee ~easa wilEos1t VFtrkifrs fh4 rzrrcsf-s er
ersr~t -sg rraSztare f,c1e Ere wkiis 20 eDe esn
s-s-~5 = - pfsao-f 81 Ct7rs ezf So sts-1- oufT
s1 % r~r set- f-r11 exeu4< e5EeT Sic -
serts@<1enl -ereed f1ro 1sro9t the ~fsfs - cso-
rssx ~ rnssz sr5 rffeE Eoo1s. Csi. - s11ress
-.fh Ffsup
MIS- r. y. MaTTHEWs. Cerssf Fsr1orz
re Monroe 81, f5rsns Eeptds. Mich
whe~e srax-orezaeats s-e > epecis.fy Wersian
as rsqer
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

The Mothers Friend" shirt vsist at
HorsENAN. D0vNAILy & Joss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

only iva cents . eogy-the rzLzsAAx-HE
kLD--oni5 tso ca ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

rs.r-1nsaasH HssALD ...,s es sss nsr.--suis
s. ~ r i.tE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
A BILL BEATEN BY A VOTE
THE SENATES PRESIDENT SEALS
ITS FATE.

A Number of New Bills Rushed in After
the Announcements bill to In
spect Oils Made Special Order for
Thursday in the House.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept Some little time
was consumed in the Senate to day in an
effort TO reconsider the Brady bill The
motion was made by Mr.. Hawkes., of the
Thirteenth district. He was supported in
its favor by Messrs. Butt and James.
MessI's. Lewis, Brantley and Peek opposed.
The motion was tabled. The vote was IL to
II, the President casting the deciding vote.
The following new business was intro
duced:
BY Mr. Lewis, of the Nineteenth-A bill
TO amend section 1878, which provides for
the punishment of father for the abandon
ment of his children. The amendment
makes the section apply to mother as well
as a father.
Mr. Peek, of the Twenty-seventh, offered
a resolution fixing the date for adjourn
ment sine die of the General Assembly,
Saturday, Sept. "a. 1t was lald over, under
the rules
The following bills passed:
To amend the act Incorporating the Rome
Street Railroad Company.
To establish a system of public schools in
Newman.
To incorporate the Brunswick and Atlanta
Railroad Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Work Progressing Satisfactorily on
the New Railroad.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Sept. 5--Engineer
Cook returned from Carrabelle Saturday
and reports work steadily progressing on
the Townsville, Tallahassee and Gulf rail
road northward from Carrahelle. All pos
sible speed will be made in grading this line,
and the iron for it will soon be on hand.
Cotton is coming in rapidly, and the
quality of the staple is fine. Farmers are
encouraged by the cheerful outlook for
good yield, and are busily engaged i'll pick
ing and marketing the crop
Mr.. George N. Edgar, the newly elected
principal of the West Florida Seminary, in
this city, has arrived, and is making ar
engagements to enter upon his duties Oct l.
The County School Board met last Satur-
day to select teachers of the common schools
of this city. but in the absence of the chair
man of the board an adjournment to next
Saturday was had Teachers will then be
chosen, and the schools be opened the first
Monday in October.
Grover Cleveland, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burkhardt, of this city, was
christened in St. Johns Episcopal church,
this city, last Sunday Rev w H. Carter
OBLIGATED, and Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Cook
stood as sponsors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
Romance Ruthlessly Ruined.
From the RosfoM Courier


A friend sends to the editor the following
experience, which has the merits of being
at once amusing and suggestive. Whether
Mr.. Howells would relish being identified
with realism in this way is doubtful ques-
ton, but there is at least no doubt that such
is the fate, it being one of the penalties he
pays for popularity:
One pleasant afternoon of last week was
walking along the high and breezy eastern
bank of the Upper Mystic Lake. My conf
panion was a young lady who had then, for
the first time III the summer, escaped from
the city
See" said she, pointing across the lake,
there is a tower on the other shore among
the trees. | will be a prisoner there and
you shall come and rescue me. You VIII
stand at the foot of the tower, under great
oak tree, an hour after sunset. You will
sing and / shall hear you and come We
will steal down to the border of the lake to
where your boat lies hidden-over there in
that little cove--and then we will sailaway,
YOU and together. to fairyland, as they do
in the romances When / am out in the
country, like this, ] believed the old ro-
mances. But, oh, dear! when | go back to
the city | think that perhaps Mr. Howells is
right after all"
MY dear" said |, Chat is not tower
over there; that is chimney. ] know the
gentleman who lives in the house. He does
not like people to wander about his grounds
at night singing. Ny boat is at home in the
stable because It leaks. But even if it were
i'm the little cove, all taut and trim, The gate
keeper has orders not to let any boats pass
the da,n-not even two lovers fleeing from
the enchanted tower to the fairy country in
the Southwest Medford, think it is down
there"
"Mr Howells is right" said she. LET us
go back to Boston,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
An Improved Telephone.

Milford Special TO the Boston Advertiser.
By invitation of w A. Hayward, mana
ger of the Pulsion Telephone Company. the
Associated Press agent and other newspaper
men inspected their private wire this after
noon. The transmitter contains most SEN
sitive vibrator, fully covered by patents,
and uses no electricity. Two transmitters
were placed in the attics of two different
buildings and connected by /, 300 feet of bare
copper wire. Another was run to an apple
orchard. wound around tree and continued
back TO the house. The party stood in the
orchard and Mr.. Prince went to one of the
attics. Conversation was carried on by
simply standing near and talking toward
the limb of the tree that the wire was at
tached to. The lowest whisper and the
ticking of a watch were distinctly heard
by placing one end of broom
handle or a stick against the tree
and the other end to the ear. A hat was
held against the wire, and the Associated
Press agent walked 20 feet by actual meas
urement from the hat and yet distinctly
heard all the conversation. The playing Of
harmonica and singing was heard dis
tance of Is feet from the hat. The party
then went to the attic OF the house, where
one transmitter was stationed, while Mr.
Prince remained at the other end, nearly
half mile away The lowest converse
ton was heard in any part of the house,
also whispering. singing. etc. The party
then went out of the house down stairs, and
stood in the yard, three feet from the stairs,
and heard Mr.. Prince sing and talk. Mr.
Prince then went down stairs in the house
where his transmitter was located and
talked in an entry way from the transmit
ter and wire, and could be plainly heard by
the parties at the other end Milford is
thoroughly excited over the new invention.